The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 23, 1921, Page 2

a q f j ply Smith stru@k hit over the hea: * with the wrench. . The girl says she and Treadway then: fled to their apartment, and that nN Moss and Smith; who were known to thei, arrived there a short tiihe lat- er, The four took Pi 's antomos bile and fled to Wheelin: 2 Police inVostigation } own t Marie’ Rogers bon in New York nd gréwoup there. After shes “gehool her fonditess for. singing d dancing led her to the stage. 'For “s some time she was in the pony ballet; of a populak show. i Pierce. the murdered father) 6f five children. “TO WIN A GAME» for Great Lakes: Hockey: Ys Ram 6. Sees BOOTS ROGERS “REAL PUZZLE ~~ INTHE CASE Police Renew Efforts to Find +) % AP? Smith as Trial“ Draws Near “Men Who Wili Sitin Harding’s Cabinet an,-Wwas the (NOE. Philadelphia, Feb. nears for the trial girl an? two men held-in the murder gf Henry 1. Piercé, rich Philadélphia business mn, it becames apparent that the outcome of the case will hinge large: ly on: Whether Marie “Boo $1, ballet gitl prisoner w state's evidence afid \ betray her 7 + companions as police ‘charge’ she betrayed Pierce into their hands on the night he was killed? ‘ Whether a tiation-wide \geurch Yor “Al” Smith, charged by © all three of the prisoners with belig the man who actually murdered Pierce, will be successful? After the arrest of the girl Ross A Rogers, a young sailor in the mer- chant marine, callgd at headquarters und said le ad Married “Boots” in HARRY M. DAUGHERTY Dwuth, Mina.” Fed, 22.—-Duluth’s /% American Legion hockey “team, ¥ ij! have its last chance Monday and ''Tu day to win its first game in this vear' hockey league, i To, date Wy local sextet has ‘been 1909. He is ‘urging her to tung state's 5 : “ ~ « evidence. detedted sth eh Ft ee ' De you. ever have a candy Your Protedbion § E7. Trial of the case is tentatively set starts. Fi efe: reat > Fee Xe) ; ene ys for Bete Maret pia aes the hands of the champion Cleveland | ( Pals fi Ifyou didn’t you cont Do hot be deceived by cans containing ayrup ery eras t 3 si The other two are credited to fal, know the fun you’re missing. Wit thrat might look tke Kuro, The-hame "Karo Pierce was found dead‘on the morn- anci ds is on every carNef orizinal Kara -- look for it und ing of Nov. 22, in a sniall room ad- st. Paul. cs ~ ff | Bp Karo you can easily make the most be assured of full weigiit cans ana highest quality joining his office,in d downtowH- Since the St..Paut.sdries, early in + delicious taffy for a'candy pull{ .° , Order Kare by name! \ the season, the Zenith City team vis- building. His head had been, bat- t The real fun in a Karo Candy oa Beautifully (Mustrated Comp Profs | a! tith & wr 1 oa ited Cleveland, took a pair of losses . ri cis Cook Both. Rw tered In with & wrench. “His fockets there, ‘then returned’ home dnd _ ac: Pull is where everybody tries:to BREE scr Goo bat ening Coeareellt Were turned inside dut and his money, cepted the low-end of scores in ‘an: stretch the taffy the est. ip and. Jewelry wake sdiglhg. other two-game series. In two of the Karo Candics cost“ very little, : Midilight Revel. Detectives learned of a boisterous party in the room the night before, itnd séme time later arrested the Rog ers girl and Peter T. yrea former boxer, in Wheeling, and . eph. A. Moss, a mechanic, in Pitts- ug. pol] Moss says Sthith liad disappeared from the Pittsburé hotél where both were staying a shoet time hefdwe de- tectives appeared. The four were traced through | Pierce’s racing. car, in which they had fled. Murder ‘indictments have been re- turned against the three aiid alsu against the missing Smith. \ Indictments also chargé the Rogers girl and Moss with being accessories after the fact. ~ Officials may use the girl asa witness for the prosecu- tion. p four games played ‘with the chagpions! the scores were close, but was the case with Cleveland and St. Paul, the Minnesota ‘team was not able to hom the sensational offensive rash aged by the Ohioans. i Paul, Duluth Jost in both in- close scores. Many weeks of intensivetraining have be plied by the locals since they met the Saint- c ly City six and local critics are willing to predict that at least a split will beg? - gained in the coming ae With a team compose | amateur material, the Duluthians face {| a Bembination, which has in its lineup | four stars of Olympic. game fame. WILLCLASH FOR GOLF CUPS Candies at hoine In case there’s house at present, grocer has plenty Karo Candy. ‘' KARO CANDY Leup Brown Sugar 2 Bi cool/enough to pull. . Theatricdls on Train, oN While en route from Wheeling with Tréadway, in, custody of detectives, “Boots” insisted. on staging an im: Ppromptu theatrical — entertaftimpnt, nlisting the aid of officers and out siders. She danced gladly about the ANDREW W_ MELLON J Championship , Matches to Be icah professional golf from Ted Ray. oer a she sang “Lead Me tothe an Held at Washington Coun- The course over wiich the open 4 Jest gancombared with. ¢ of Jazz. . ‘ 2 pa 2 tox be.played) has-been “described | 3 : earnings. during .the ‘same period a ., She lta8 worn a smile ever since try Club . by-Vardon and Ray as the “leading " year ago, according to tax reports filed hey arrest Baier Ephlar songs \ Lae its) im coyrse of Aimerica.” As it will be > with the Minnesota tax commission.” Wickes eat and lavghs and jokes Wash‘ngton, Feb. 2835“Leading ’ pro- ing the championship. it will i Gross earnings’ for that period were fessional and dmateur golfers- will} play for the open championship of the United States.on’ the’ links df the,Col- umbia Country Club here Jnly 18-21, € i infelusive. ‘ \ \ | Added interest is said tq atta h to th The United States Golf Associdtion | bringing of’ the opén championship t No member of her family has Heén to thé jail to visit her, and she does not possess funds with which to hire ja lawyer. The judge has appointed an attorney té, detetia her. | | Keeps. Eni) Giiesstng. Nj But underneath: the. girl’s surtace | galety theré is a keen ‘brain that! keeps the Jalers) Sess:ng., \While in a cell at city hall awaiting a hearing with Treadway she spent much of her time. reading magizines, One day she asked 4 turnkey to hand one of’ is.at a ver, high premium. All the holes are sai Koyal and’ Ancient sAssociation of dreat, Britain that the United King- |, ma doin’s leading professionals plan to the coming event. won the Americaft, open\at Toledo last ver will come’ to defend his ‘title, ~He; “pvbleth, Minn‘, Feb. 22.--An Amer wil } J ese Sak koa Northern Jeague circuit vanished, Du- y r : the magazines to ‘Treadway, that hé & ] be. accompanied by George Dun-} icanization handicraft exhibit will be \ oth tars now ave hopeful ne seeing |e Wachtpr Transfer Co. Phone might have something with which tc ‘ e ” can,: présent holder -of the British | given by thé Eveleth Wanien's glib on| established the Northern Minnesota 62.or 63." ee 1 pass thé tine. HERBERT HOOVER” ; oben championship, Abe Mitchell,| April j1. At the ex aibit, pieces .of nid: #ange-wieel; which has been the | % z It was by the merest chance that, Reeser oe f | known té golfers generally as one] handiWork made by, residents. of fdr- center of iniich ‘cosa¥H in kport circles! the turnkey opened the magaz:ne.| ALBERT B. FALL ee es ~~<~-| of the /game’s longdst drivers ay by’ eign origin will be featured. (It will | Coat, ao inant Weed . Across two of the pagés the girl had ed An | the hoor ara two men entered: Po- even yen wel ewe gpriniDn aad enters Te tac bhetitee thecnanay Hopes for resumption of play in the: F eet Dr F. BY ad written, using her li 4 % . ‘ A bh ; Scottish professionals. By a iy Mente ‘old Northern league were blasted &™. = eg f Gn Ung her Up stick asa pen- (1 Noy. 20, and he invited them| lice’say these were Moss and Smith. |” For United States the “Uig three”! work artYn all homes of Eveleth. 1 Re when Winniveg, the seasoned financial | . fee: “Stick to your. story.” ’ to his office, saying he had some| All t§ree prisoners say that Smith’ of the American professional golf,! committee in charge reports much in- standby of thal circuit, hopped into a When ft is an effort to drag ope foot On another page she had hea underscgred With the same lip-stic! an Aavertsement that reads . : AT CENTRR OF POPU “Dead Men Tell ‘No. Tales.” . 3 THI R ‘ Claims | She's Wit me 5 - PLENTY OF BREATHING SPACE in DENTHISOR au According to the=-Btory ‘told pollec PmrownacEI _ ¥ ea ; ; s by thé.girl, she is, thé wife of Tread- way. The two met Pierce’ Satiirday ic might, she Sala, there caimea rap at and that before he had time to com- scores of lesser Jights will play and | hibit. £ t 4 ea Deey ATION 5 } Tee, = pis 2 % >: —S—S—— The Morning -After « “The Big Night The Wise Precaution of a Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablet Af. ter the Banqhet Brings Pleas- / ant Memories with the Morn- ing’ Coffee it It Han’t Been for Stuayt’s Dys- vepsla. Tablets Like as Not I'd Have a;Headache This Morning. “It yow -ever feel’ distressed after eating be sure to take a Stuart’s Dys- pepsia Tablet. For ‘no matter what ' you eat there will be no gas, no sour rigings, no lump in your throat, no: bilidusness,,nd dark brown taste in} the motning. Aind should you t.uw be| ‘ troubled, eat a tablet 4s soon as pds- sible ‘and ‘relief will come Feats | These tablets correct at once tha faults ‘of a weak or overworked stom- ach, they do the work while the stom- ae rests sand recovers itself. Par- ticularly effective are they for ban-» eter: Gusters and those whose environment : 5 ee R aaa ne Noa — = brings them in contact with the rich r SiC area : vee : ae . — ’ E. i food most apt to cause stomach de-. Yow might expect the new: U. S. center of population-to. be overcrowded, but it isn’t. Theye’s plenty of room. It’s on J. E. Hor- rangement. Relief in these Yases al-| rin's farm, near Spencer, Owen county, Ind.- Above are Herrin, his wife and two sons, Joe and Walter. The Igcation of the “hub ways brings the glad smile. Get 2 with refersnce to the Herrin house is be'ng pointed out by the girl sitting in the/ yard and (on the left) Miss Brancey’ Heap, who . u box of Stuart's Di ia Tablets, 69 A : ; oh : pay \ ai cents; a aay dug store, it ood jwas born in the now famous Owen county, is standing where Herrin Jwill erect a marker. fo your stomach. ‘Spencer. It has about 2,500 people, ea Se ee ewe tosse Salen Ne eee ; ES eT sn x ' Invite your boy andgirl friends and make Karo schedule of Group Two, United States i candies at home —lots of sport—costslitzle because Karo is so reasonably priced. When you make Karo ) - “- and wholesomé candies. ~ friends together this eveninz, and see the fun’ you have. And how. much théy’ll really like detici i Here is adandy recipe: TcupKaro @ 1 tablespoon Lemon Juico Cook altogether without stirring tiil brittle when \._ testéd4n cold water. Pour into oiled pans until LEY by experts to be of. the highest class. ‘| has received assurances .from the shington, by the fact the President- ee 2, § elect Harding, an interested ‘golfer, When Winnipeg Withdraws may watch the professionals during play in the event. { Tah cewek Tei wey x 22.—Wii io Nee pannel Ted Ray of Ofte England, who! WILL H OLD EXHIBIT! hopes of getting a North ieee Maat Beulah Lignite Coal $5.50 and y whisky there. Shortly after mfd-| ordered Pierce to put-his Wands up Hagen, Barnes_and Hutchinson, and! terest is ‘being manifested inf the ex- hersh in the Western Canada league. | after the other, when. you are ‘always ys Below is Main street, in the town of are great fyn! you get delicious no. Karo in the you’ll-find your of it. Get your ~ FOR PULLING \ tablespoons Mazo!a 2 ‘Selling Representatives , NATIONAL STARCH CO., G. L. Cunningham, Mgr. oc Twin City State Bank Bidg.. St. Paul, Mina. ee Ce EM MM A 7 2 7 ing the, six months" period ending D. reported as $12}870,70021, for which a yp. | tax Of of $643,535.01 collectable. The id “ 4 gross earnings. for thé\previous six > paises \ mOnth3, were $10,641,564.28 for which _ |Northerh League Vanishes/ * ‘4x of 078.21. was paid, \LHGION MEMBERS Regular, meeting, 8:00 p. m, tonight. |... \ \ A Nae eS a From Organization Duluth, Minn, Feb. ,.| Nesota Jeague or ,of reviving the old; Bear Creek Coal $12.50 deliver- | The proposed North Dakota-Minnesota| tired and stem lacking in strength and circuit shortly was fqrgotten for an-' endurance, when aches and pains rack ~ other year. a Dady, iti \ The proposed Northorn league and! {Be Dey tiereel) 0 look bot eptapsome \ ffie “North ‘Dakota-Minnesota wount'} Hidney trouble: Pre have been composed*of such towas as | ae ; 2 Duluth, Superior, Grand rorks, Fargo,! 4 ‘ & j Virginia and Winnipeg. _ Weed | Coes Se A three-game-a-wcek* Wheel to in-| Banish. effect > sidney ‘ bisdd é clude ‘Duluth, S r, Crosby, Brain-|\ trowble by ssa ate the Poses They “i erd. Eveléth, Virginia and Hibbing is gre hgtling and curative, They tone up looked upon in local circles as about} gig sirenghten the weakened ov diseased the only p sclutjon of the prob-| Grgsns, They relieve backache, theu- lem now b&g considered, “| | -thatic pains, stiff joints, dre muscl MILWAUKEBSREPORT SHOWS 2 | INCREASE, IN EARNWN y, i A\Ste Paul, Minn, Feb. @3—The ‘Chi-} “¢y Retaley Rake ran en eee cago, (Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway] me ike snes an i recommend them 10 company. Ancreased’ their gross earn- |. \Hy'customers and neugc-have hetird of any case ings in esate more than’ $2,000,000 | WHe¥e the¥ di not sive sutistaction, ites: idney Pills,! ONG ~ § GOR PERMANENCE. 4. Safety is only one of many -~ Merits of concrete pavement. Wetor dry, youtdrive with a sense of securityon ete.-. v4 ; fom~n PORTLAND GEMENT ASSOCIATION — ‘ScLouis- i Indianapolis Minneapolis «Portland, Oreg. Vancouver, B.C. Des Moines Kensee City New York / Salt Lake City ‘Washingtow ‘Write for Booklet R-3 [